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Katara unveils Peruvian Corner featuring ‘Prosperity and Well-being’ sculpture by artist Marcelo Wong

<p>Doha, Qatar: The Cultural Village Foundation – Katara, in collaboration with the Embassy of the Republic of Peru in the State of Qatar, inaugurated the “Peruvian Corner” at Katara on Monday.</p> <p>The space is anchored by the sculpture “Prosperity and Well-being,” created by Peruvian artist Marcelo Wong. The unveiling took place during a ceremony held opposite Building 28, the Poetry Council…

Katara unveils Peruvian Corner featuring ‘Prosperity and Well-being’ sculpture by artist Marcelo Wong

Doha, Qatar - The Cultural Village Foundation, Katara, unveiled the "Peruvian Corner" in collaboration with the Embassy of the Republic of Peru in Qatar. The centerpiece is a sculpture titled "Prosperity and Well-being" by Peruvian artist Marcelo Wong. The ceremony, attended by various dignitaries, took place near Building 28, the Poetry Council.

The "Prosperity and Well-being" sculpture, crafted from resin and fibreglass, embodies shared aspirations for a flourishing future. Standing at 133 centimeters high, 110 centimeters wide, and 120 centimeters deep, it carries a humanitarian message and represents Peruvian culture in Katara.

Ambassador Gonzalo Voto-Bernales highlighted that the sculpture is more than a decorative piece; it celebrates the friendship between Qatar and Peru through the universal language of art. Marcelo Wong, a prominent contemporary sculptor from Peru, uses curves, rounded forms, simplicity, and harmony in his work, making it resonate with diverse audiences.

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